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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Spoilt vs Spoiled
Hi, I am wanting to create a cake decorating business and call it 'Spoilt Tart' but want to confirm its use against the word 'spoiled'. Please help me. Thank you. Rebekah
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They both mean the same thing. S p oilt is used in British English and Spoiled in American English. It seems a strange name for the business.
- They both mean the same thing.
- S p oilt is used in British English and Spoiled in American English.
- It seems a strange name for the business.
- I assume that you want to use "spoil" in the sense of treating someone very or too well but it could easily be taken to mean ruined.
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They both mean the same thing. Spoilt is used in British English and Spoiled in American English.
It seems a strange name for the business. I assume that you want to use "spoil" in the sense of treating someone very or too well but it could easily be taken to mean ruined.
It seems a strange name for the business. I assume that you want to use "spoil" in the sense of treating someone very or too well but it could easily be taken to mean ruined.
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